On my way to some red oak

[gofer]

I have access to a bunch of blown down red oak from last years ice storm but in front of it all was this blow down. I cut it up a brought it home but I don't know what it is, any help would be appreciated. It's heavy and didn't cut as easily as the ash and red oak I cut but it split easily with the fiskars. Tx!

 

[066blaster]

What state are you in? Kinda looks like some maple I just cut.

 

[gofer]

SE Pa. I just have no clue on this and really appreciate the help

 

[CWME]

Norway maple would be my guess.

 

[mr.finn]

Looks like red/swamp maple.

 

[WoodTick007]

Why does everyone have to post super blurry photos of wood they find on the side of the road. You brought it home....split it and burn it.

 

[gofer]

Firstly I'm curious and not as knowledgeable as most on the site and I'm trying to learn. Second I'd just like to know if I stack it for next year or two yrs down the road. I took some more pics if that may help. Tx

 

[Fred Wright]

From here it looks like red maple. Without leaves it's hard to tell.

 

[MuskokaSplitter]

well I just cut a red maple.....and that looks just like it

 

[woodbooga]

that's red maple. Sometimes it grows in swamps or is swamp adjacent. It's a mainstay of my supply. One year seasoning from the splitstump and it's super wood. Not as good as sugar maple, but scores better than silver.

 

[ponyexpress976]

I wouldn't bet the farm that it's red maple...but I'd bet a case of beers on it. C/S/S for a year and you're good to go.